Cliffs, two of which are quite high, with an inlet several fathoms deep between them. A tree between was laied between the two cliffs and men hanged from it a punishment for serious crimes. Location: About 1 km from BÃ¡sendar, short walk from road 45 View map Read More
Reigate /ËraÉªÉ¡eÉªt/ is a historic town in Surrey, England. It is in the London commuter belt and one of three towns in the borough of Reigate and Banstead.
Overlooking the town is Reigate Hill, owned by the National Trust, a place for walking, with spectacular views over Weald and South Downs. Standing on the hill is Reigate Fort, one of 13 mobilisation centres established in the 1890's to protect London from invasion.